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Autobiographical Writing

Code: WC11510

Dates: February 24 - April 14, 2025

Meets: 9:30 AM to 12 N

Sessions: 8

Location: ONLINE

Course Fee: $149.00

Sorry, we are no longer accepting registrations for this course. Please contact our office to find out if it will be rescheduled, or if alternative classes are available.

Most of us have good stories to tell, but how best to tell them? This class helps you bring your stories to life, starting with a reading of your work, and with the aid of feedback on how others understand what you’ve written. Teacher and class commentary become tools to better see our own written work. Bring curiosity, perception, bravery, empathy and a piece of writing to be read.
Fee: $149.00
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Michele Dougher

Michele has been thrilled by the written word all her life.  She believes writing is a self-revealing adventure.  After a career as an English Teacher, she enrolled in the Autobiographical Writing class at MLSN and has been involved with this group for over a decade.  She has just completed writing her first book, a memoir revealing her life as a nun.

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Sandy Lichtenstein

Sandy Lichtenstein has been writing all her life. She has been in the Autobiographical Writing Class for too many years to count, has published a memoir of growing up as a twin in Providence, RI, and continues to look for the humor in life to inspire her stories.

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Kris Strid

Kris Strid is a published author, poet and memoir writer.  Still living in the house where she and her four brothers grew up, rasing five children and enjoying fourteen grandchildren has given her a reservoir of stories. 

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Kate Varley

Kate Varley earned a BA from Clark University, MS and PhD from University of Pennsylvania. She has worked as a therapist, psych adjunct, teacher, editor, tutor, and even had a brief stint as a quasi-forger (totally legal). She was founder and editor of the late, lamented zine of autobiographical writing and poetry, Creek Road Gang, and author of a comic mystery Off Center.

kateoffcenter@gmail.com

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